Storage

• Polyvinyl-chloride is a non hazardous material under Regulation 67/548/EEC
• It should be stored in a dry, covered place, far from naked flame and ignition sources
• The storage facility must be connected to the ground

Stability and reactivity

• Conditions to avoid: above 120°C, endothermic decomposition occurs with release of hydrochloric acid gas
• Materials to avoid: not known
• Hazardous decomposition products: carbon monoxide, hydrochloric acid, smut

Disposal

• Comply with national and local regulations concerning waste treatment
• Spilled, collected PVC resin can be used as off-grade product
• Package: Packing material can be collected and incinerated or reused in conformity with national regulations

Transport

• The product is not subject to rules on the carriage of dangerous goods
• GGVS/ADR, GGVE/RID, IATA/ICAO, GGVSEE/IMGD, UN: not regulated

Fire-fighting measures

• Suitable extinguishing media: carbon dioxide, dry powder, sprayed water jet, foam
• Extinguishing media which should not be used for safety reasons: no restriction
• Special hazards, combustion products: In case of combustion of PVC resin, hydrochloric acid gas is released and carbon monoxide can be released.
• Special protective equipment: fire-fighting protective clothing and self contained compressed air breathing apparatus
• Other information: fire hazard class: “D”, moderately flammable. Clean the environment thoroughly after extinguishing the fire

Regulatory information

• No chemical safety analysis has been prepared for this material
• Council Directive 92/32/EEC (7th ATP of directive 67/548/EEC) does not regulate this product